Commander Sir Peter Agnew
July 9, 1900 - August 26, 1990Summary information for Commander Sir Peter Agnew
Contributions
1959
Horticultural Industry Commons January 26, 1959
7 speeches — MALTA (LETTERS PATENT) BILL Commons February 2, 1959
Besford, Worcestershire (Kiosk) Written Answers February 11, 1959
5 speeches — MALTA (LETTERS PATENT) BILL Commons February 16, 1959
Dockyard Workers, Malta Written Answers February 18, 1959
Output Commons March 4, 1959
2 speeches — Governor's Council Commons March 10, 1959
TRURO CATHEDRAL Commons March 10, 1959
Malta Dockyard (Disorders) Written Answers March 11, 1959
3 speeches — CHURCH OF ENGLAND (NATIONAL ASSEMBLY) MEASURES Commons March 18, 1959
Land, Cairnryan (Disposal) Written Answers April 7, 1959
CUT FLOWERS (IMPORT DUTIES) Commons April 16, 1959
2 speeches — Aircraft Carriers Commons April 29, 1959
Ross Spur Motorway (Acquisition of Land) Written Answers April 29, 1959
HORTICULTURAL INDUSTRY Commons May 1, 1959
Hola Detention Camp (Deaths) Commons May 7, 1959
River Severn Banks (Erosion) Commons June 25, 1959
MESSRS. S. G. BROWN LTD. Commons June 25, 1959
River Severn Written Answers June 25, 1959
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS) BILL [Lords] (By Order) Commons July 6, 1959
Land Payments, Worcestershire Commons July 8, 1959
AGRICULTURE (ANGLO-DANISH AGREEMENT) Commons July 9, 1959
PROCEDURE (REPORT OF SELECT COMMITTEE) Commons July 13, 1959
PURCHASE TAX (LAWN MOWERS) Commons July 20, 1959
2 speeches — Clause 1.—(TEST OF OBSCENITY.) Commons July 22, 1959
Long Marston (Civilian Employees) Written Answers July 23, 1959
Bristol-Birmingham Motorway Commons November 4, 1959
Birmingham-South Wales Motorway Commons November 4, 1959
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 12, 1959
3 speeches — HORTICULTURE BILL Commons November 19, 1959
4 speeches — SHIPBUILDING (TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS) Commons November 25, 1959
2 speeches — Strength Commons December 2, 1959
PIGS Commons December 7, 1959
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